Knicks' Quentin Grimes leaves game with dislocated kneecap

One of the Knicks' brightest young stars may be out for a while.

Quentin Grimes left New York's game against Miami on Friday night with a knee injury, and it was reported not long later that he suffered a subluxation of the right patella. According to Healthline, "patellar subluxation is a partial dislocation of the kneecap (patella)."

Near the end of the first quarter, the Heat had the ball in their half-court offense. As Gabe Vincent initiated the offense up top, Tyler Herro cut toward the baseline and curled off a screen from PJ Tucker looking to get open as Grimes trailed in defense.

Grimes collided with Tucker, then tumbled to the court holding his leg. Play was stopped and after a few moments, Grimes was helped up and assisted back to the locker room by his Knicks teammates and staff.